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After class it ' s time to unwind and take it easy. Otherwise normal men and women become monsters as television sets all over campus tune in to monitor the lives of our favorite heroes and heroines. Chattery girls are suddenly hushed as tall, hand- some Kent Bogart precariously balances his romances between two sisters. Many games have evolved on campus as a result of soap opera frenzy. Generally Hospitable is a favorite where each contestant adopts the name of a character and precedes to drink every time that name is mentioned during the course of the show. With most soap operas lasting an hour and dialogues that may run like so . . . Cliff: Nina, Nina How can you do such a thing? Nina: But Cliff, you ' ve got to understand. Cliff, I ' m sorry. Cliff: Nina, Nina, Nina Games like this one can be pretty dangerous. Not all students pass their time this way. There are many constructive activities on campus for those of us who choose to get around and about. 28
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Side Stage and more - it ' s a weeknight, students are gathered with their books re- laxing while the performer is warming up. It ' s 7:30 pm, the lights are turned off and the spot flashes on. One of the many performers, Wesley Ash- burn, an Elon College Student, takes his place at the piano. Im- mediately he wins the audi- ence. Scenes similiar to this have repeated themselves over and over through fall and springs semesters. Who is the organiza- tion for this entertainment? The Student Union Board. The committee is Side Stage Pro- ductions, formally known as Coffeehouse. The scene de- scribed was our first Open Mike Night under the direc- tion of Beth Overstreet (pic- tured above) and her commit- tee, this production proved to be quite successful. Fall semester exhibited such professional acts as Brian Hus- key, Marty Bear, Peirce Pettis, Hot Shandy and Keir Irmiter. Each mini-concert was held on Tuesday night in the early even- ing. Fall programs were held in the Varsity Grill, which proved to be too small since atten- dance rose. Munchies includ- ing hotdogs, french fries, pop- corn, nachos, and drinks were offered to students at a re- duced price in the form of a Grill Special. The performers 7
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